Latent profile analysis of perceived stress among nurses in Anhui province and its influencing factors
CHEN Ping
CHEN Yejun
LIU Annuo
Abstract：Objective:To identify the latent profile of perceived stress among nurses in Anhui province and explore its influencing factors.Methods:A total of 33 330 nurses in Anhui province were selected from the platform of Anhui Provincial Nursing Association to conduct a questionnaire survey to evaluate the perceived stress,professional identity and psychological capital of nurses.Results:The perceived stress of nurses in Anhui province was divided into four categories:high demand and low stress group(34%,n=11 401),stable medium stress group(48%,n=16 179),low tension and high out of control group(8%,n=2 582)and high tension and low out of control group(10%,n=3 168).Gender,education level,professional title,monthly income,working years,number of children,professional identity and psychological capital were the influencing factors of the potential profile of perceived stress in nurses.Conclusion:The perceived stress of nurses in Anhui province can be divided into four potential categories:high demand and low stress group,stable medium stress group,low tension and high tension and low loss of control group.Identifying the potential categories is helpful to assess the risk of increased perceived stress of nurses,and carry out appropriate mental health education according to the characteristics of perceived stress of nurses,so as to reduce the stress level of nurses.
Keywords：nursesperceived stressprofessional identitypsychological capitalinfluencing factorslatent profile analysis
Publication Date：2024-03-10
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 763-769 )